If that is your resting heart rate, meaning you wake up in the morning and check your pulse and that is the result that is high but if you mean that's your heart rate during workout, that's fine.
but you how old are you? you will know how hard you are working out if you can provide your age. your heart rate will tell you if you're at that point that you are burning enough cal.
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A heart rate that is higher than is too high for a year old. This likely signifies that the child has been overactive.
No; it is too high for an adult or child.
When the heart rate is too high, e.g. after exercise when you start to rest.
A fit person's heart rate is usually closer to 70 beats per minute. 94 is high.
to not let your heart rate go too high
No, that is within normal range.
Yes. Even for a young athlete, 280 is too high.
>100 is high. >140 is dangerous. A high heart rate generally means your out of shape. Go see a doc, they'll do an UltraSound to determine if your heart works fine or not.
no. I'm 20 and very healthy and my heart rate is 100, so you are great.
It's important to know how to take your heart rate in two different ways in case you have heart problems and you need to keep track of it and when you try it in one place and you can't feel a pulse its always good to make sure you have a back up
With regards to the pulse rate, on average, a heart at rest beats 60 to 100 times per minute. Anything over 100 is considered high. A high pulse rate (tachycardia) accompanied with low blood pressure symptoms is a dangerous condition. Most often, the reason for low blood pressure, high pulse is due to a problem between the heart and brain. A high pulse rate means a high heart rate. This means the heart works excessively. Most of the time, exercising and doing strenuous work or consuming coffee, chocolates, a heavy meal or certain medications can elevate the pulse level. Stress and anxiety too can cause a high pulse rate. However, this reduces after a certain time and the heart begins to beat normally after cooling down. A heart that beats excessively and continuously is a heart that is at risk of malfunctioning, and causing a heart attack. Therefore, a continuous high pulse must be medically examined with immediate effect.
Tachycardia is an increased heart rate. This rate varies depending on age and sex.